Wesley Church Sermons

In Pastor Greg's message, he speaks of the light that lives in us through Jesus Christ. The light that is given to you by God can reach farther than you can imagine it and always as far as you need it- and the world will not be able to put it out. 

On the third week of Advent, Pastor Lindsey unpacks what it means to be full in Jesus Christ. 

Simply Christmas | Week 3 | Pastor Greg

For the second week of Advent, Pastor Lindsey preaches about how there is always room for God's restoration because of His promise to make all things new. 

This week, Pastor Greg Hatfield preaches on the beginning of Advent. In his sermon, he turns Pilot's questions of Jesus toward us. "What have you done?" 

To begin the first week of Advent, Pastor Aaron shares what it meant for the Word to become flesh and "move into the neighborhood." 

In our final week of our series, "The Discipleshift," Pastor Aaron preaches about ways that we can make shifts in our life to be better stewards. 

In the final week of our series, "The Discipleshift," Pastor Greg shares what it means to steward our resources. 

Giving is what you do when you think about God. In this week's message, Pastor Greg talks about the importance of giving not because of how we feel but because of what God has done. 

Church is not something we get something out of but something we invest in. This week, Pastor Aaron preaches on what would happen if we made a shift from a membership mentality to a church ownership mentality. 

What is the greatest commandment? Pastor Greg unpacks Mark 12 beginning with verse 28 this week in his sermon.

What does it mean to be God's workmanship? This week in our series, "The Discipleshift," Pastor Lindsey unpacks what it means to truly live like we are God's workmanship. 

In week three of our series, Pastor Aaron preaches on Psalm 23 and how we are not alone because God is walking alongside us even in the valley of the shadow of death. 

Traditional Worship Sermon by Pastor Lindsey

We often miss out on the depth of Psalm 23 because we think we already know what it has to say.  But what if there is more?   Join us for our three week series, "Psalm 23: I Am Not Alone," as Pastor Aaron uncovers some deeper truths about one of the most popular and most familiar texts in the Bible.   Week 2:  When we proclaim that The Lord is our Shepherd, we proclaim we have all we need. 

In Pastor Greg's sermon, he review's Jesus' question, "Who do people say I am?" 

We often miss out on the depth of Psalm 23 because we think we already know what it has to say.  But what if there is more?   Join us for our three week series, "Psalm 23: I Am Not Alone," as Pastor Aaron uncovers some deeper truths about one of the most popular and most familiar texts in the Bible.     

God’s healing power is something that is insisted upon relentlessly and faithfully, this power is something that we bear witness to, and it is something that we all participate in. Be opened to the knowledge that God calls you his own and God calls those who are not like us his own.  Be opened to the necessity for us to have the persistent faith where we do not take no for an answer.  Be open in life…be persistent in faith…

In Pastor Greg's sermon, he teaches that one crumb of faith is enough to feed what the world logs for- hope, future, and a presence of God that surpasses all understanding. If you get one crumb of what God is trying to offer you, it can change your life and the destiny of human kind. 

"What's on the other side?" This is a question we often ask ourselves whenever we are facing change. In Dr. Beth Sanders' sermon, she teaches on Mark 5:21-34 to answer the question "what's on the other side?"